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Curious Suit Against a Doctor.
CHARGED With kSDASGKRIN9 LIFE BY REFUSING

OwESsBoKo, kY., Oct. ia gentleman just
from Hancock County tells the story that the
towns or Hawesyille and Pellville are stirred up
over a sens tiOnal damage suit which has Just
been fled at Hawesyille by Pellv1lle parties. A
gentleman, whose vile was in ill-health, removed
her to Pellville IN order 10 be near a physician
and, on being compelled 10 leave home suddenly,
made arrangements with doctor TO attend his
wife when wanted. At the critical moment the
doctor sent for but refused TO 60 and for want
OF medical attendance a child was born dead and
the mothers life endangered On returning home
and learning the story the indignant husband at
once filed suit against the physician for $4,000
damages. The informant did not get the mans
name, but says the defendant In the suit Is DR..
Hun.
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TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION.
Could aSQut - Gobsle the Ce.s.aercias
Cables-NIr. Garrett VIII NOt Fight the
H and O. sale.

Cableo-Mf. Garrett VIII Net Fight the
ID. and O. sale.
New York Special to the Philadelphia Press October 10
Jay Gould has issued summons TO tho western
Union stockholders to come together on Friday,
october % to ratify his purchase OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Telegraph and reimburse him on the
s. 10000 In securities he advanced TO bind the
sale. These $4,000 shares are to be created BY an
additional issue Of stock 50 that the western
Union will once more undergo the process Of being
''watered." Its capitalization will then be
$S5 000,0 There Is strong likelihood OF still
greater increase in the near future despite the
enormous figures which the western Union has
already reached in its capitalization, for there is
excellent authority for the statement that the
sale OF the Commercial cables TO- Mr.. Gould is prac-
tica!ly complete and has been SO ever since MI.
Mackay was In this city en- route West, nve weeks
ago The one uncertain element in the negotia.
lions was the disposition OF the Baltimore ana
the way It Is believed that the Commercial cables
will soon follow in the wake OF all previous enorts
ness OF the country This Is the secret OF the pres
ent visit TO this country OF James Gordon Bennett,
owner OF the Herald and MacIays partner IN the
cables
Mr.. Bennett reached here yesterday. He thinks
that he will be compelled TO remain here q month
OF Sandy Hook as soon as be possibly can. MI.
Bennett comes over to settle the Commercial cable
DEAL because Mr.. Mackay has found his hands full
from going under in the recent wheat crash, and
IL Will be long while before he will be able TO
have his time occupied with other matters. How.
ever, the same authority for the statement that
the Mackay cables are TO be sold declares that the
details OF the bargain have been left TO Mr.. Ben
nett for settlement
Friends OF Robert Garrett say that he has
changed his mind about nghttng Mr.. Gould. and
that he will spend his time pheasant shooting
In the marshes OF Maryland, instead OF hunting
Tor Mr.. Goulds scalp III the wilderness OF the law.
MI. Garrett stated when he left here that he had
determined to withdraw his opposition to the sale
OF the telegraph lines. The syndicate has simply
worth" he added, sand the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Is out that much money. II would never
have been done had been here, but am advised
now that 1t would be useless to question the legal
ity OF their action. am glad to be through with
II all, anyhow. / wouldn't 60 through another
such year for good deal"
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fNEo. ". sTICKNEY. Auctioneer, $50 F st.

II
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, BEING PREMISES
NO 1421 w STREET NORTHWEST GOOD
CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT.
Under and by virtue Of two separate deeds OF trust
bearing date the Both day Of september 1855 and the
9th day Of FEBRUARY, 1856 resPectyely and duly
other oh ,i in A6sr o,a los folio 4s4 two of
undersigned. trustee, viii offer for sale, 81 pub
lie auction in front Of the premises on FRIDAY The
O'CLOCKP.M all that piece or parcel Of ground lying
ubia and Known and drSribed a and heinz o S tSs
south nfty;three feet Of Lot Fifteen in square two
street northwest, the being improved by three
story bay window Brick Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One third cash of which 600 ID to
paid Is deposit ct the time OF sale the balance in
six and twelve months from the day Of sale with inter
est SIX per centum per anpu 70 be secured TO the
satisfaction Of the trustee or all cash at the option Of
the purchkser Terms Of sale TO be complied with in
six days from the day of sale property resod 1t the
risks and costs Of defauting purchaser.
FRANK I. BROWNING, trustee.
o3d&ds 4l6 9Th St, n. v.
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Sir Charles Topper Unseated.
THE DISHONEST PRACTICES OF HIS AGENTS Vital
HIS ELECTION TO PARLIAMENT.

HIS ELECTION TO PARLIAMENT.
telegram from Halifax, october 10, says: Sill
Charles Topper, minister Of finance and canals
acting high commissioner In England, was to-day
unseated for Cumberland because OF the bribery
and other illegal practices OF his agents at the last
general elections II he seeks reelection he will
probably be successful, and may be re-reuurned
almost unanimously. He left for Ottawa tonight
TO communicate the views and wishes OF the I'm
per1al government and Chief Fisheries Commits
soner Chamberlain TO Sir John Macdonald.
Sir John has been generally mentioned as the
Canadian Fisheries Commissioner but II Is said here
on good authority that Canada Will be represented
Dy sir Charles Topper His position in the cabinet
and the country Is second only to that OF Sir John
He has had extensive diplomatic experience In
London and Madrid. 1t was his visit TO Washing.
ton that induced Mr.. Bayard to propose the ap-
pOtntment OF the Fisheries Commission. He has
JUST been concerning with Newfoundland on this
question, practically as a special envoy from the
colonial once. The Hon. John Thompson, min.
1ster OF Justice, will probably be associated with
SIR Charles Topper as legal adviser. Newfoundland
VIII send an Official delegate TO the Commission.
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Not q Punishab,r Oeee,se.
III CLEANSING Of AN CSTRrfHFuI scuoI A R's noUTH
WITH SOAP AND wkrr.

- eNikIfHfCL SCHOLARS MOUTH
WITH soar AND wArER
Teachers and parents from an n.r,s NJ the
county were In attendance az ,sou,ra Ca,,abers
court In Sabine, Ohio, saturday 10 hear testimony
and arguments In the case OF Jen Puckett against
Miss Clara Noon, OF ReesyiIle, charged with Grim
tnal assault on Mr.. Pucketts seven ola cir,
for repeated lying in school Wholly unable 10
prove that permanent injury Resulted iron, cis ~
Ing the little Offenders mouth win sosnan6 $500
Is mild rsproof. the defense was SHOWN no he nm.
senAois. Inc Avs OF OHIO delegate the same
aren at school that the parent posssssas In tn.
nome. fuftnefnore, the teacher shall nof h. held
IN permanent injury or which WA nos "a n,,.s
ssse1 70 gratiiy an eyil Passion The teacher
ns ~ " soco pdrentE 70 the child, ard IA iusri.
ou,Ss you'd innic1 Miss Noon Was honorsby ac.
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CHARLES FRANK, A s0xNAMbuLlsT, 0oRo FIsrfN0
AND WALKS or THs PIEk
When Charles Frank, truckman, aged twenty.
Of sos 18th avenue, New York city, came home
Saturday night he gave his weeks earnings.
amounting to $40, to his mother, keeping only 25
cents TO buy bait with which to 90 fishing. About
3 O'Clock Sunday morning he was brought home
dead. In company with Frank Bernhard ems
SieboM and Robert Ashman he had gone down 10
the pier at the foot OF West 35th street Fishing
was poor, and Frank went TO sleep on the f,ier
His companions covered him up, and paid M
more adoption % him until they saw him afise
with the Slow deuDerate motions peculiar TO som.
The alarm was given, and VIM. Stradeo. who was
1shing near BY, procured boat and tried to iind
the body, but II had drifted out OF sight in One
darkness and gone down. Frank could NOT swim
Stradeo and Chas Van Blarcum dragged the river
and got the body. Franks compani0ns are nosi.
tive that he was asleep when he stepped mn
the water. HIS family say that he WAS a.G6n.
namoulist, and had had several narno(t ~
from injury On occasions when Ae had tFfed h
walk out o. wtndowA
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer otS-dxds
TTVHOMAs E wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctionee
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE ON TWENTY FIRST STREET
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN
AND n STREETS NORTHMEST

By virtue Of q deed of trust duly recorded In ~
Liber No. 1047, folio 12l ct seq. Of the Land ~
Records of the District Of Columbia and at theSG
request of the Iary thereby secured default having
been made in the payment Of the notes therein de
premises. on FRIDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH
NEXT, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, part Of lot 4. in
square 80, beginning for the same at point 2lst
"a feet north from the southwest of said
lot thence north said street ID 100 feet thence
thence southeastery 105 LOO feet. thence south
5 feet, thence northwesterly 40 $500 feet and
thence west IS feet to the place Of beginning plat
Onethird cash, balance in three equal install
ments in six, twelve and eighteen months, for which
sale and secured by deed of trust property sold
will be taken: all cash. at option Of purch aser.
conveyancing and recording win be st purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with In twelve days from
sale property will be resod risk and cost Of de-
fauting purchaser after seven days advertisement
THOS K WAGGAMAN, Auct
THOS. 4 WAGGAMAN,t 49,.
o4-dts JNO. W. PILLING, 4 Arussees
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Boy BURGLARS IN BosroN-A bapo os vouthr,,
burglars has been arrested In Boston cOmposed Of
boys between thirteen and seventeen years OF aaa
They confessed 70 numerous burgiaries In fho
business section. They hired a rom on Taher
street, where they planned their expeditions me
room was decorated with nres.rms and picture of
noted desperadoes, while sand bangs and oeher
lethal weapons were also found SOME Of the boyS
have respectable payentA
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PRosAsLr MURDERED FOR s7.-The body OF Chaa
=. MsrnsI scoloredl, aged twenty mine years, was
road track mile west OF Branford depot. Conn.
sunday morning. IL was evident that he had been
employed at the Branford Iron Works and was
generally sober and Industrious. He Is known 20
have leit saloon near his house about IL O'Clock
pocket and that was the last seen OF MN alive
No money was found on the body II Is thouehf
railroad track.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.


PEREMPToRY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
TEENTH AND q STREETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded among the
land records Of the District Of Columbia in Iiber
agSo. folio 3Ss, ct se9,I yill oter for sale 2, e
The TWENTY-fIRsT DAY OF OCTOBER A D.
1887, st HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, Lot let
tered in George w. RiHGs' duly recorded
81 part Of square numbered 14 In the city of Wash
This lot has . front Of 25 feet on a street north
and l2l feet on t9th street wvs end is improved by
thres brick residence with large back building
and brick stable on rear Of lot.
Terms Of sale; One-third Of the purchase money In
cash and the balance in two equal nstAllments
spectvefy one and two after the date
interest at six per cent Per annum payable semi
deed Of trust the property. all cash. the pur
All couvcyancing and recording at purchasers cost
a deposit of o250 win he required at the time Of
sale. II the terms of sale not complied with in
twenty days after day of sale the property will be re-
sold at the risk and cost of the defaultlng party.
REGINALD FENDA1I.
o11-d&ds Trustee.
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Little willie's Adventures.

A MILWAUKEE, BOY RETURNS TO HIS MOURNING
FATHER AFTER FOUR YEARS WANDERING.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, october 11.-After an absence
Of four years Willie Rafferty, who has been mourned
as dead BY his grief-stricken parents, returned
sunday Unexpectedly. Four years ago In June,
the then elsven-year-old boy who. the day before,
had put for the first time In his life long pants,
took about 800 from his father Tom Rafferty,, re-
spected citizen and skipped the city. No It'd
fngs were had from him With a good suit Of
clothes on ne came home sunday and asked and
received forgiveness. The life the boy led during
his absence sounds like a romance. When he left
here the then Chief OF Police Wason sent Detective
sullivan TO chicago TO look for him. The officer
staid there two weeks, but did not find the boy.
The latter says ne did go TO Chicago, and one day,
while roaming about on the streets, fell In with
Mr.. Campbell, a travelling man OF Pittsburg. To
him he related the story OF his flight from home,
and found a friend. Mr.. Campbell slowed him
away IN q hotel for a few days, and then took him
along on his trips housing him as body servant
In this capacity the boy Travelled all over the
states, and eventually accompanied his master TO
England Four months ago they returned, and
went via Cuba 10 New orleans, where the boy was
seized with honesickness. He gave Mr.. Campbell
the slip with just s. In his pocket. He stole his
way up North. His father had In the meantime
married a lady from Chicago, and the surprise was
great all around The boy tells some "tall' stories
about his adventures.
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glars have recently occurred In MARSHALL No and
few days ago four negroes were arrested a. Inc
perpetra.ors o. the crimeA ON Friday night
and whipping them caused Onicer Coirer
70 attempt 70 remove them TO the county fan bnf
who took the prisoners away from him. and ds,ovss
them some distance out Of town, where they vere
All severely whipped and ordered 70 leave fhe
looahN. Yhey have not been heard irom Ginca
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
NO. 9O5 TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, AT

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers
s AEEfG tRANz
By virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court of -
es sSs 81 e
neil A. Dickerson ct a., equity No. 1858. docket "a
m III 5 EH0s sHn n
6 1 on IL
PSs ss 81 iii %s al
Terms OF sale onetnisd purchase money cash. bal
Of sale. payable semi annually secured BY deed q
Of
sale e Be s a Of
chaser after ve days public notice in the Evening
oa,... THOMAS Nd FII GID,s., T, .1:sss
VERY ,XAALU4BL5EI; UNINPRoyED RE9PE IIY
z$f Sa$;sE s5IS EF 4 $S
THHffRTEESTa. At rive O'CLOCK. we viii 81
:s IN front e the the
4 this 1SE py sss r. :d n.Ss
p:TFslns u per per
o%
&c Be- sSss %ib IN
ten dayss otherwise right to resell risk and
cost Of defaultine purchaser after i've days public
notice Of such resale in some newspaper puoisned In
" 81 = DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucti0neer..
VHANCERY SALE on HOUSE NUMBERED 400
u NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST. WASH.
By virtue q decree Of the Supreme Cont of the
District Of columta IN equity sitting passed on the
sa Ssy s miE FL sas
and equity DC ETA "a as NILE s q s.s shs
saie' IN front 81 tie premises. on MONDAY, the
sESSESTESS;TS Rzy "a S1SS TciSiS
lot Numbered nineteen no; g he undersgneds sub
division q lots lestersd A. y snd =; OF Nest Coz
snd Smith rus ~ Is sousre rumbered liz hundred
s Ss in the CITY Of Wilmington in
hs Ds,Tss g =; shs bs s:d No 4 9e,
a one Of the surveyors records Of said Dstrct
gethsr with the improvsnssts On and sppertsnns to
Tsrmn of ~ g 5y said decree
S Of the purchase money in cash at the ZINE Of sale
Ssn s. as sss
:s Ro &. q g.. sss ss snS s.
cs:S Z 5 5Si$ e S sc
chaser or purchaser thereof The property offered
for sale viii b cold free sna clesr q an such and
.ms q saa ~ HI ana SR
:: :: z; :ss
until the 1nsi rsfi6estoo q the ale thereof 4 msde
ssi %.. !. ss: Is q
sTs not complied With within nf3esa LlSl day. fron
s g sss i ssd 81
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OFFICE OF DANENHowER SON,
" Real Estate and Insurance Brokers.
--.- Ills street north west
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE Two-SToRY
FRAME BthDfNa, USED As STORE AND


E1nH sH PsB srSas 4s5
NfNTh sNp AE
ass
Of the District Of Columbia and At the written re
guest Of the party secured thereby, the undersigned
S o All q MY
4. D. 1857. at FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the following
described real estate situate in the city of Washing
Si eet front on 9Th street east BY the Whole depth
OF sixyone feet ten and one half inches 6l feet 10 y
inchesj Of original lot number seven 90 in square
numbered nine hundred aud nfty-one t95D. improved
Terms. AL cash. deposited 800 will be required
within ten tiO) days from sale the Trustees reserve
risk and so:s Of the defanli,ng purchaser.
%ssHiksT9N hbSaSSEEShowERS Trustees
pEREMPTORY SALE OF IMPROVED AND uN-
L IMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER OF SIXTH
"a AMP i G e sTREETs SOUTHEAST, ocronrp
FlFTEENTH. At FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii sell O.
In front Of the premises I'D
IS feet on g street south lot ~ is improved by q
&c .es SS H f:ss Of S s S
building lots. This 10 among the most desirable
property in this section.
years, notes to bear per interest from day Of
gale; payable semi-annually, and TO be secured by
deed Of trust premises sold all cash option OF
purchaser deposit Of 300 on each psce at time Of
to be complied with in ten days otherwise right
served TO resell 1t risk and cost OF defaulting pur
ys n Ss Of S
oll-dAds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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From the New York Tribune
Bishop Keans article In 'sThe Catholic World
for November on LEO XIII and the Catholic
University" brings out with clearness the deep
personal interest which the venerable pontin
takes In the establishment OF a great Catholic
university In the United states Indeed the none
shows IN tliis as In many other matters a Keen
perception OF the needs and possibilities OF Ameri
can -, me fni,sd s, So tnat the Catholic
great national church, and that iJ needs for In,
perfect Development Just such an educational
versity lie would have it develop distinct
character CT Its own In all legitimate WAYS. and
c while repi f 3 tSe pec 70 une holy see
political conditions OF American life In This
he reflects the opinion OF many enlightened
Catholics OF Europe, one OF whom, Cardinal Man
ming said recently, consider Il beyond doubt
that the next great development OF human prog
ress is 10 b. In AMERICA In this age OF lptefle1
ual ferInent ana intellectual speculation, not even
such an Institution as the Church OF Rome AN
AFFORD 20 ignore what Is so vaguely called the spirit
country ike the United states, where the people
CathoICs and Protestants alike, have a way OF
thinking their problems on, iof themselves. and
Of practical usefulness. The pope believes that
The church In America Is 10 exercise a dominant
influence Ia the world future, and that this infiu-
ence must rest on intellectual superiority"
Whatever may be the feeling OF Americans to-
ward the Church OF Rome, they cannot object 70
The equipment OF a great university OF learning.
II they did object they would certainly cease TO do
30 when they read the words OF the pope In regard
toll II wish that IL should be founded by Ameri-
can means, and that lt should be conducted by
American brains. and n at nrst you have 10 call
IN the help OF foreign talent In your faculties, IL
must De with the view OF developing home In
Select, OF training professors who viii gradually
university oearSs
An distribution OF learning which Is thus TO re-
~ m iVsessr Under the authority and protection
OF the bisb0ps OF the country" and which In Its
sOeInneht am curriculum Is 10 reflect the spirit
III noeus u TIE people for whose benefit IL Is 70
undoubtedly come 10 IL
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

ONE SUPERB PIANoFoRTE. COVER AND STOOL
(MADE BY HENRY +: MILLER, BOSTON,, EI.E-
CANT IMPORTED WILTON IN, CARPET, ING
LACE WIND9W HANGINGs, EIGHI:DAY REG
WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE IN sEPA.
RATE PIECES. WIRE sPkINSS, WALNUT
TIQUE WARDROBE, WALNUT PILLAR EX-
TENSION DINING TABLE,, OILCLOTH, HEAT
ING STOVES. KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C.. AT
On Friday MORNING. OCTOBER FOURTEENTH.
1887. at TEN O'CLOCK at residence. No. 500 4th
sire t northwest shall sell superior collection Of
household effects. THOMAS BOWLING,
ol0-4t Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNcANsoN BRos.. Auctsonee.

nUNcANsoN BIOS Aucssoneerl
PEREx Sx f9RYsAIEoFgN n6PRoyEpPRopER
SSyybhSS ~ Eh OK EAsI CAPITOL AND TMENIIKrH
srbEEIS On FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
sNmaN .k1ASsT Mar sTREET NORTH
EAST.
x We VII eel 4 public auction on TUESDAY AFTER
MON xOTIoBEk IL. 1851 commencing st HAI.F.
PAST FoUR O'CLOCK. in front Of the respective
described real estate, TO via. Wv
Lots q q and :. in square 1loS. fronting los feet
ON street and 143 IL feet 0th street
, Loss =, - -; and IL. block 13. lshervwocd- Lots
ana 'front.' 100 feet 18th street east st interse
feet on 10th street east - .'~-' 90 Ao'A~
All OF block Is Of sherwood. being lots TO z incu-
siye frontihe about 10 feet on street north about
Seaton street ' -o' wv w
Terms Of sale one-third Of the purchase money IN
cash; balance In equal instalments a one and two
years notes 70 @ given bearing per interest
from Gay 9i sae 70 be secured by deed Of trust on
premises sold or all cash At option purchaser CON
required on each lot day OF sale Terms 70 be com
ped with IN ten days otherwise the right reserved 10
resell the property IN default at the risk and cos; Of
the defaultng purchaser after days public notice
OF such resale IN some newspaper published in wash
fiats to be seen 1t Office Of suctioneer
BY ORDER Oh ANDREW {. BRADLEY,
oS-d MM Il. MATTINGLY.
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DwEILING. No. so7 FOURTH sTREEr SOUTH.

DWELLINa. No e07 FoUkTH sTREEr soUTH.
EAST.
By virtue Of Q deed Of trust dated March II
1886. duly recorded in Liber 1868 Folio 40 ct -
seq one Of the land records Of the District Of Co
the undersigned Trustees Will oer Tor sale in front Il
1887, AT HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. The
south % feet Of lot To- square 19s with depth Of said
No. 901 4th street southeast
Terms onet cash. the residue in two equal psy
ments at and twelve months with notes lea rirv
interest and secured BY deed of on the property
Sold or all cash 1T the option OF purchaser depost
veyancing aud recerding at cost OF purchaser.
JESSE X WILSON,
40 Louisiana ave. Co.,
CHAS. H. Tickling, trustees.
s22dkds Cor. High aud LIST sta
sr THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH SANE HOIJR
and place. By order of Trustee
o4-dSds THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer